Brainerd prints legal notices policy for 1895 rates
Brainerd Minnesota area publishers announce annual legal notice rates for 1895. Advertises sleepr block terms and standard rates for resolutions of respect and similar items. Names H C Stivers Journal Incenso L Wiz Law Dispatch A J Harstep Tribune Brainerd Minn Jan 1 1835.
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Minnesota
H.C. Stivers
Journal
Incenso L. & Wiz Law
Dispatch
A. J. Harstep
Tribune
Brainerd, Minn
Brainerd area notices and events collection
A long list of local business notes events and personal items from Brainerd and nearby towns. Mentions Smith & Winslow services, Nutting’s bakery, dental ads, births and deaths, court notes, club meetings, minstrel show, hotel and railroad news, and upcoming community events with multiple local names and places.
Dime social and lodge notices from Jan 21 events
The Merry Workers of the M. E. church plan a dime social at Mrs. Goodman’s home with music games a piano solo duets and a young ladies frappe table all welcome. Thomas Post rooms hosted an installation of officers led by J C Congdon with 42 members present and notices of dues and memorials. First come, first served for lodging rooms over Line and Brooks store offered by Kuebs and McFarren.
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James Cullen
East Brainerd
Merry Workers of the
M. E. Church
Ag Brockway Obavenese Ee Hares Edwards
Atherton
Miss Whiteley Banner
Pap. Thomas
J. C. Congdon
P. C
S. C. Martin
Dudley P. Chase Post
Minneapolis
N. M. Paine
S. V
T. E. Smith
J. V
S. Grant
Q. M
T. C. Butler
G. G. Thompson
J. A. Wilson
T. L. Avery
Becbripts
Relief Corp
Memorial Col. Catholic Church
Landry
Staples
St. Paul
J. C.C
Deaths of the Week: Geo. M. Hall 67
Geo. M. Hall aged 67 died Thursday morning January 16 from stomach cancer. He was father to Mrs. N H Ing ercoll and Frank G. Hall and lived with his daughter in Brainerd for two years. A New York native he moved to Wisconsin as a youth and worked in Lake Superior mines before settling in Oshkosh and Plover. He also lived in Hillsboro North Dakota for sixteen years prior to Brainerd. He has two brothers and a sister in Stevens Point Wisconsin. Funeral is Saturday at 10:30 a m from the residence at Kingwood and Fifth Streets.
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Northern Pacific
Brainerd
Thomas Turnbull
St. Paul
Globe
Fernald
Brainer
Geo. M. Hall
N. H. Ingercoll
Frank G. Hall
New York
Wisconsin
Lake Superior
Oshkosh
Plover
Hillsboro
North Dakota
Stevens Point
Wis
Kingwood and
Fifth Streets
Levi Houghton Dies of Typhoid at Sanitarium
Levi Houghton died at the N. P. Sanitarium on Sunday January 12 from typhoid fever at age 24. The remains were shipped to Trempelean Wisconsin for burial.
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Levi Houghton
N. P. Sanitarium
Trempelean
Wisconsin
Prolonged Laughs Extend Chicago Stage Shows
A Chicago Record note explains how a lively audience can stretch a performance by lingering laughs. It cites typical laughs of 2 to 3 seconds, six to ten seconds for stronger gags, and suggests ten gags can add a minute, pushing shows to 11 o'clock on certain nights.
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Chicago
It's strange that needs come with difficulty
The exchange contrasts cats discussing need and want with a Washington Star aside about bootjacks and blacking brushes arriving without asking. A Maltese cat notes the oddity of obtaining what one truly requires, while a tortoise shell cat recalls having more reason to notice it.
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Washington Star
Herbert Spencer in the drawing room visit misadventure
Mrs Blackie and the writer recall hosting Herbert Spencer in their home. The dominie, a dusty stranger in gray, arrives, and a stormy exchange ensues as Spencer is confronted about philosophical pretensions and local manners. He departs claiming the interview was stormy.
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Herbert Spencer
Blackies
Dominie
Bella
John Stuart Blackie
A. M. Stoddard
Notice of bookstore accounts and collection action
The speaker announces books will be kept at T Mc Masters store for settlement. Debtors are asked to call there or with Arthur Hagberg to settle. After February all accounts will be turned over to L E Lum for collection. The note thanks Brainerd residents for fourteen years of business.
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T. McMaster
Arthur Hagberg
L. E. Lum
Brainerd
M. Haasera
Through tourist car service links East and California
The Northern Pacific Railroad in cooperation with the Southern Pacific Railroad launches a through tourist car route via the Shasta Route from Port land to California. Cars depart St Paul and Minneapolis each Wednesday afternoon by the Overland, reach Sacramento and San Francisco the next Monday. Berth rates are $6.00. Reservations via NP ER Brainerd. Look for T McMaster’s sign on Sixth Street painted by J C Congdon.
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California
Northern Pacific R. R
Southern Pacific R. R
Shasta
Portland
Oregon
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Northern Pacific “Overland
Sacramento
San Francisco
Brainerd
California winter travel on the Shasta Route
Advertises a comfortable Northern Pacific Shasta Route journey to California with vestibuled cars and a through dining car. Promotes scenic Northwest travel and connections at Portland Union Station, calling the Shasta Route the finest on the Pacific coast. Send six cents for tourist matter. Chas. S. Fee, G P A, St. Paul Minn.
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California
Northwest
Portland Union Station
Oregon
Pacific Coast
Southern Pacific
Chas. S. Fee
St. Paul Minn
Notice of dissolution and continuation of Ed Bane & Co
Ed. Bane & Co. butchers dissolves and the business will be run by E. C. Bane and W. W. Bane who will collect all bills and assume liabilities. Dated Brainerd January 1, 1896. E. C. Bane.
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Ed. Bane & Co
Ethel Learns Polite Phrases From Aunt
A young girl habitually says H m when puzzled, and her aunt teaches her to say Beg pardon The next day she explains to playmates that she must not say H m but baking powder, as instructed by her aunt in Youth's Com.
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Kew
Ethel
Bargains at City Meat Market From Bane and Bane
The City Meat Market, Bane and Bane, advertises low prices on dairy butter at 15 and 17 cents and mince meat at four pounds for 25 cents. They note strictly fresh eggs and a complete stock of meats.
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Bane & Bane
For Rent and For Sale Notices and Dissolution
For Rent and For Sale items announce a large barn at Quince and 7th Streets for rent and a pair of bob sleighs for sale. A dissolution notice states Bredenberg Hogberg Co. dissolves by mutual consent with Mrs. Kronberg retiring. Bredenberg & Hogberg continue business. Additional notices promote Sundberg's goods, Mack's Headache Powders, Sherwood’s Cough Syrup, loan money, housekeeping outfits, furniture storage, and D M Clark & Co storage services.
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Quince and
7Th Streets
Bob
C. B. Thompson
Bredenberg, Hogberg & Co
Johanna M. Kronberg
Bredenberg & Hogberg
Brainerd
Brevensera & Hoopera
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Mahoney
Odd Fellows
Sixth Street South
Yagherg
Dispatch Office
Roger
F. G. Sundberg
C. B. White
Ini
I. U. White
Walker
Laurel St
D. Johnson
Drug Store
C. D. Johnson
Brainerd Dispatch
Crow Wing and
Cass Counties
N. H. Ingersoll
FW. Wieland
Crow Wing County
Smith & Winslow, Insurance
Smith & Winslow Loan Money
Smith & Winslow, Real Estate
Smith & Winslow Rent Houses
Congdon
Nutting’s Commission
D. M. Clark & Co
Mamie Herman
Little Falls
J. R. Finky
Martin Scott
Ribbel
Jens Peterson
John E. Ireland
N. E. Barber
Interstate Milling Co
Little Fall
Harry Treglawny
la Grippe
N. P. Bank
D.C. Blandy
Albert Angel
Duluth
W. J. Bain
Lothrop
Wallace
Ladies Aid Society
The
First Presbyterian Church
Gustafson
Norwood and
6Th Streets
Jessie Clark
W. S. Hills
Hattie Gibson
J. D. McDougall
G. F. Mitchell
G. D. LaBar
M. McFadden
Aurora Lodge No. 100
A. F
A. M
Grand Lodge
Sam. Gillman
W. E. Seelye
Rainy Lake
St. Cloud
Gillman
First National Bank
Leon E. Luo
A. F. Ferris
G. W. Holland
Geo. D. LaBar
Adam Brown
B. A. Ferris
T. J. Sharkey
Ira Rathburn
Mr. Rathbun
Texas
McKeekins
Megquier
McMeekins
J. C. Congljon
Fred J. Shipp
Stretcy
Ralph Rubinson
Hose Co. No. 3
Gesdner Hall
M. J. Quam & Co
Frank Ferris
St. Francis Church
W. H. Mantor
Fifth Street
Main
Kingwood
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Congregational
A. E. Losey
Mesdames
G. A. Keene
N. B. Chase
L. J. Cale
C. E. Cole
Stivers
Opera
John Stapleton
Gustave Frohman
Brainerd, Traction, Light and Power Co
Messrs. C. N. Parker
F. S. Parker
W.S. McClenahan
10Th
Oak Streets
West Superior
Mike Ryan
Alderman
J. F. McGinnis & Co
Ryan
Fulton
Leech Lake
J. J. Frost
Chas Kuinkill
C. H. Closterman
Sossy Burns
Moses Livernois
Brainerd & Northern Railway
Camp 4
Livernois
Dean
Same
M. Livernois
Manchester
N. H
Jack Pine Minstrels
Jack Pine
Jack Pines
W. H. Simmons
Joe Lyddon
al. Mattes
Hon. C. D. Johnson
Fred Farrar
Billy
W. A. M.) Johnston
Geo. Brown
Fred Davy
Charley Johnson
Ginger Blue
Darkey
Ed. Webb
Capt. Rifle
Charley Wilson
O'Leary
Guy Stratton
Guy Stratton As “Dr. Galen,” Jo. Lyddon As “Charles” and Alex. (Sandy) Armstrong
Lucy
McFadden Drag Co
Staples Drug Co
Aitkin
W.C. T.U
Susanna M. D. Faz
State Pres
Minna
Harry Fox
Burns
Jean Armour
Jamaica
Greenock
Dugald Stewart
Mrs. Dunlop
Edinburgh
Jean
Ellisland
Dalswinton
Dumfries
Dunlop
H. E. Brooks
F. J. Shipp
F. J. Stropp
A.L Natting
H. I. Cohen
H. J. Hagadorn
Jus Cahen, Jr
J R. Smith
C.N. Parker
P. M. Zachariason
M. J. Reilly
A. E Eastman
Jeff. Saunders
Nels Wilson
W. E. Campbell
and. Lagerquist
J. B. Swisher
Maple Grove
Robert Mahan
Bay Like
Geo. A. Barclay
Cass
H. M. Bouck
Long Laka
R. W. Sypes
Emil Jurgens
St. Matthias
W. A. Prentice
Ft. Ripley
Petit Jurors
R. K. Whiteley
A. M. Peterson
Joan Denis
A. G. Gallup
Severn Koop
W.S. Hills
S. B. Hitt
Fred Luken
Chas. Peterson
Torger Peterson
O. P. Erickson
Chas. Swanson
Alonzo Everett
Henry Drapeau
Nils Christianson
T. G. Dykeman
Garrison
Wm Harmon
Chas
Dime Social
Thomas
Line & Brooks
Kuexs & McFarren
U.S
Sixth Street
Sundberg’s
Mack
All Druggiste
Sherwood’s
South
Winslow
Sleeper Block
J.C. Congdon
Hoffman Bazaar
Fred S. Parker
Northern Pacific Bank
Brainerd, Mino
China
WM. ML
Jeweler
A. L. Nutting
General Commission Merchant
East Front St
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